The Little Theatre Workshop of Perkasie’s Romeo & Juliet leaves audiences with stars in their Eyes, through August 2.
Set among the blooms of the historic Pearl S. Buck House, a young love blossoms in fair Verona. The tragic tale of love and loss follows themes of divisive polarity fueled by hate and fear evolving to compassion and community.
“Coriolanus” is a seldom-produced Shakespeare play but in the deft hands of the cast at Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, makes a case it should be done more often.
PSF is presenting this invigorating and clever “Coriolanus” as its “extreme Shakespeare” offering of the season through Aug. 2 in the Schubert Theatre at Labuda Center for the Performing Arts on the DeSales University campus.
Read more: Invigorating, clever "Coriolanus" at PSF, through August 2
Northampton Community College’s “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” is a haunting tale of love and acceptance in a time meant to divide the masses that begs its audience to hope for a change to come someday and accept others not by mere appearances or differences but look for what makes us human.
Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival has delivered a fresh and dynamic take on Shakespeare’s classic “Romeo and Juliet,” that is accessible and satisfying.
PSF gives the romantic tragedy a funky stylistic update that melds perfectly with the story of a forbidden love set against a nameless feud that violently divides the residents of Verona.
Read more: Fresh, dynamic "Romeo and Juliet" at PSF, through July 29
Northampton Community College has staged a powerfully-performed and very satisfying “Gypsy” as it continues its Bill Mutimer Summer Theatre Series.
The classic musical “Gypsy” is through July 5 in Lipkin Theater, Northampton Community College, 3835 Green Pond Road, Bethlehem Township.
Read more: Powerhouse performances in NCC's "Gypsy", through July 5
